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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> While we're at it though...I have my own question that I can't seem to get
> an answer to. I have an internal server that I am trying to portforward ftp
> traffic to and it's not working. I think because I'm sending traffic from
> port 2001 to the internal server and missing out on the ftp data that's
> going to port 20. Does anyone know how to do this. Basically I just need
> to forward data through my server to the internal ftp-server, BUT I can't
> use ports 20 or 21, since I have an anonymous ftp server running on those
> ports.
>
> any help would be appreciated.
>
> carl
i thought (but i could be wrong) all you had to do was load
the ip_masq_ftp module with an argument like port=2001
(it might be ports=2001) and it would take care of the
data channel. are you doing this?
raf
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